Introduction to KALLER products
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The purpose of this blog post is to provide a introductory overview of KALLER products to learn more of the broad variety, the different benefits and features, and various solutions we offer.
Contents:
- Why Choose Gas Springs?
- Why Choose KALLER?
- What Kind of Products does KALLER Provide?
- Standard Gas Springs
- Problem Solvers & Cost-Reduction Solutions
- Safety & Reliability - Reduce Your Risks
- Remote Pressure Monitoring Systems
- Mounts, Accessories, & More
- Gas Spring Selection Guide
Why Choose Gas Springs?
Compared to coil springs or hydraulics, nitrogen gas springs provide impressive force in a compact space. They do not leak contaminating hyraulic or other fluids that can damage produced parts or the surrounding workspace.
Compared to Coil Springs
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Compared to Hydraulics
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Why Choose KALLER?
- Trusted Worldwide: KALLER products are consistently trusted by major OEMs because they are designed and manufactured to have the best Quality, Safety, and Reliability in the market.
- Save with KALLER: With reliable quality and cost-reduction solutions you can ensure a smooth operation with less downtime, less scrap parts, and better part quality.
- Service & Support: For over 40 years we have provided unparrallel support for application solutions, practical and online training, calculators & tools, and a variety of other services to ensure you are provided the help you need.
- Available Globally & Locally: Through our vast global network that both supplies and provides support, you kind find KALLER around the world from your local service point or distributor.
- The Leader in Safety: Reduce risks and liabilities with KALLER's advanced Safety Features and design.
What Kind of Products does KALLER Provide?
Standard Gas Springs
With a very large selection, many of our standard springs are found on major OEM and company standards around the world because of the top-tier Quality, Safety, and Reliability. KALLER Gas springs are designed, manufactured, and tested for top quality and are approved according to PED 2014/68/EU. |
See our Gas Spring Selection Guide below.
Calculate According to Your Operation
Find the right configuration with our Calculators and Configure according to various parameters.
Force & Temperature Calculator Determine the force profile and operating temperature for Gas Springs. |
Simplifies the selection process for flex cam systems. |
Controllable Gas Springs KF Calculator Determine system and cooling performance for Controllable Gas Springs (KF). |
Problem Solvers & Cost-Reduction Solutions
We offer a variety of solutions to fit your needs, see a list of a few below. Also, see our Cost Effective Guide for detailed guides on cost saving solutions.
Product/ Series | Benefits | |
KF2 (Controllable Gas Springs/ Delayed Return Unit) | Reduce the number of dies, improve part quality, & reduce downtimes. See the Case Study | |
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Flex Cams | Reduce tooling costs, reduce maintenance, & able to be retrofitted. See the Case Study |
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LCF Series (Low Contact Force) | Reduce shock load, reduce pad/ blank-holder bounce, noise reduction. |
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SPC Series (Speed Control) | Reduce blank holder bounce, increase strokes per minute, & increase productivity. See the Case Study |
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HDP (Protective Covers) | Reduce maintenance times, prolong gas spring lifetime, & reduce downtimes. See Hot Stamping Example |
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Toolmind (Remote Pressure Monitoring) | Monitor and stop production when pressure or temperature is outside set perameters. |
Safety & Reliability - Reduce Your Risks
Reduce unnecessary safety risks and liabilities with KALLER quality as well as incorporated feature designs to keep you safe and production running reliabily.
Safety Features:
Prevents the gas spring bursting in the event of an over stroke. |
Prevents the piston rod on the gas spring from ejecting. |
Prevents the gas spring bursting in the event of an over pressure. |
Reliability Features:
Remote Pressure Monitoring System - Toolmind
Toolmind is a remote monitoring system that seamlessly integrates into new and existing production systems.
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Mounts, Accessories, & More
Mounts
Accessories
KALLER Accessories are to make your life easier with installation, adjustment, use, and maintenance of KALLER gas springs.
Gas Link Systems: A variety of Control Blocks and Hoses. |
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Equipment and Tools: To assist during servicing and filling/ charging of nitrogen gas springs.
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HDP (Heavy Duty Protection): Protective covers in contaminating environments to ensure smoother and more reliable production times with less maintenance. |
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Manifold Systems: The SuperBrute® Nitrogen Manifold Systems by Forward provides seamless die transitions, constant force, adjustable pressure and simplified maintenance. |
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Basplate Systems: As part of General Motors (GM) standard requirements, Base Plate systems are an alternative Gas Link systems without external or exposed hoses |
Need Help Choosing? Right for the Application? | Contact Us!
With decades of experience in finding solutions to various applications, backed by a global network of experts, we are glad to assist you in finding the right gas spring for your needs.
Gas Spring Selection Guide
Series |
Description |
Gas Spring Model |
Stroke Lengths |
Initial Force at Max. Pressure |
Total Length |
Cylinder Diameter |
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(mm) | (N) | (lbf) | (mm) | (mm) | |||
EP3 16 |
Color coded gas Ejector-Pins, interchangeable with mechanical spring plungers. | EP3 16 | 10-125 | 420 | 95 | 45+(2xStroke) | M16x1.5/M16x2 |
EPS3 16 |
EPS3 16 | 10-125 | 420 | 95 | 45+(2xStroke) | M16x1.5 | |
EP2 24 |
EP2 24 | 10-125 | 1,700 | 382 | 45+(2xStroke) | M24x1.5 | |
EPS2 24 |
EPS2 24 | 10-125 | 1,700 | 382 | 45+(2xStroke) | M24x1.5 | |
R12 |
Rod sealed and color coded gas springs – compact and fully adjustable. | R12 | 7-125 | 500 | 112 | 56-295 | Ø12 |
R15 |
R15 | 7-125 | 700 | 160 | 56-295 | Ø15 | |
R19 |
R19 | 7-125 | 900 | 202 | 56-295 | Ø19 | |
M2 |
Repairable, color coded and fully adjustable gas springs available with or without threaded cylinders. | M2 | 10-125 | 2,000 | 450 | 62-295 | Ø25 |
MM2 |
MM2 | 10-125 | 2,000 | 450 | 42+(2xStroke) | M28x1.5 | |
MC3 |
MC3 | 10-125 | 2,000 | 450 | 50+(2xStroke) | Ø32 | |
MC3-SP |
MC3-SP | 10-125 | 2,000 | 450 | 50+(2xStroke) | Ø32 | |
CU4 |
Super compact gas springs providing extreme initial forces with minimal cylinder diameters. | CU4 420 | 6-50 | 4,250 | 955 | 56-195 | Ø25 |
CU4 740 | 6-50 | 7,400 | 1,660 | 63-195 | Ø32 | ||
CU4 1000 | 6-50 | 10,600 | 2,400 | 61-230 | Ø38 | ||
CU4 1800 | 6-65 | 18,000 | 4,050 | 66-271 | Ø50 | ||
CU4 2900 | 10-65 | 29,500 | 6,630 | 85-256 | Ø63 | ||
CU4 4700 | 10-65 | 47,000 | 10,570 | 80-273 | Ø75 | ||
CU4 7500 | 10-65 | 75,000 | 16,860 | 90-279 | Ø95 | ||
CU4 11800 | 10-65 | 118,000 | 26,530 | 100-320 | Ø120 | ||
CU4 18300 | 10-65 | 183,000 | 41,140 | 110-323 | Ø150 | ||
CX |
Compact Xtreme CX gas springs provide extreme forces by enabling high charge pressures. | CX 500 | 10-80 | 5,100 | 1,150 | 75-145 | Ø32 |
CX 1000 | 10-80 | 9,800 | 2,200 | 75-240 | Ø38 | ||
CX 1900 | 10-80 | 19,200 | 4,320 | 80-245 | Ø50 | ||
X |
The world’s shortest, strongest and most advanced rod sealed gas springs. | X 170 | 7-125 | 1,700 | 382 | 44-285 | Ø19 |
X 320 | 7-125 | 3,200 | 720 | 44-285 | Ø25 | ||
X 350 | 10-125 | 3,600 | 810 | 30+(2xStroke) | Ø32 | ||
X 500 | 10-125 | 4,700 | 1,055 | 30+(2xStroke) | Ø38 | ||
X 750 | 10-125 | 7,400 | 1,665 | 32+(2xStroke) | Ø45 | ||
X 1000 | 13-125 | 9,200 | 2,068 | 38+(2xStroke) | Ø50 | ||
X 1500 | 13-125 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 44+(2xStroke) | Ø63 | ||
X 2400 | 16-125 | 24,000 | 5,396 | 45+(2xStroke) | Ø75 | ||
X 4200 | 16-125 | 42,000 | 9,440 | 58+(2xStroke) | Ø95 | ||
X 6600 | 16-125 | 66,300 | 14,905 | 68+(2xStroke) | Ø120 | ||
X 9500 | 19-125 | 95,000 | 21,400 | 78+(2xStroke) | Ø150 | ||
X 20000 | 19-125 | 200,000 | 45,000 | 110+(2xStroke) | Ø195 | ||
XG |
The Power Line XG series is based on the X series with the same features but additional total length providing a larger G 1/8" charge port and longer bottom threads. | XG 350 | 10-125 | 3,600 | 810 | 40+(2xStroke) | Ø32 |
XG 500 | 10-125 | 4,700 | 1,055 | 40+(2xStroke) | Ø38 | ||
XG 750 | 10-125 | 7,400 | 1,665 | 47+(2xStroke) | Ø45 | ||
XG 1000 | 13-125 | 9,200 | 2,068 | 52+(2xStroke) | Ø50 | ||
XG 1500 | 13-125 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 52+(2xStroke) | Ø63 | ||
XG 2400 | 16-125 | 24,000 | 5,396 | 59+(2xStroke) | Ø75 | ||
XG 4200 | 16-125 | 42,000 | 9,440 | 62+(2xStroke) | Ø95 | ||
XG 6600 | 16-125 | 66,300 | 14,905 | 72+(2xStroke) | Ø120 | ||
XF |
The Power Line XF series is based on the X series with the same features but additional 10 mm total length providing a larger G 1/8” charge port. | XF 750 | 10-125 | 7,400 | 1,665 | 42+(2xStroke) | Ø45 |
XF 1000 | 13-125 | 9,200 | 2,068 | 48+(2xStroke) | Ø50 | ||
XF 1500 | 13-125 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 54+(2xStroke) | Ø63 | ||
XF 2400 | 16-125 | 24,000 | 5,396 | 55+(2xStroke) | Ø75 | ||
TX |
The Power Line Heavy Duty series, a crossover between the standard TU series and the Power Line X series. Total length same as TU, force same as X. | TX 750 | 13-200 | 7,400 | 1,665 | 85+(2xStroke) | Ø45 |
TX 1000 | 13-300 | 9,200 | 2,068 | 95+(2xStroke) | Ø50 | ||
TX 1500 | 13-300 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 95+(2xStroke) | Ø63 | ||
TX 2400 | 25-300 | 24,000 | 5,396 | 110+(2xStroke) | Ø75 | ||
TX 4200 | 25-300 | 42,000 | 9,440 | 120+(2xStroke) | Ø95 | ||
TX 6600 | 25-300 | 66,300 | 14,905 | 140+(2xStroke) | Ø120 | ||
TX 9500 | 25-300 | 95,000 | 21,400 | 155+(2xStroke) | Ø150 | ||
TX 20000 | 25-300 | 200,000 | 45,000 | 160+(2xStroke) | Ø195 | ||
TL |
The TL gas spring is shorter than the corresponding TU by 25 mm, except TL 5000 and TL 7500, which are 37.5 and 50 mm shorter respectively. | TL 750 | 12.5-250 | 7,400 | 1,665 | 70+(2xStroke) | Ø50 |
TL 1500 | 12.5-250 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 85+(2xStroke) | Ø75 | ||
TL 3000 | 12.5-250 | 30,000 | 6,750 | 95+(2xStroke) | Ø95 | ||
TL 5000 | 25-250 | 50,000 | 11,240 | 102.5+(2xStroke) | Ø120 | ||
TL 7500 | 25-250 | 75,000 | 16,860 | 105+(2xStroke) | Ø150 | ||
TU |
The TU gas springs' dimensions are the basis of the ISO 11901 standard for gas springs as well as the Ford WDX and GM gas spring standards. | TU 250 | 10-125 | 2,650 | 600 | 50+(2xStroke) | Ø38 |
TU 500 | 10-160 | 4,700 | 1,055 | 85+(2xStroke) | Ø45 | ||
TU 750 | 12.7-300 | 7,400 | 1,665 | 95+(2xStroke) | Ø50 | ||
TU 1500 | 25-300 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 110+(2xStroke) | Ø75 | ||
TU 3000 | 25-300 | 30,000 | 6,750 | 120+(2xStroke) | Ø95 | ||
TU 5000 | 25-300 | 50,000 | 11,240 | 140+(2xStroke) | Ø120 | ||
TU 7500 | 25-300 | 75,000 | 16,860 | 155+(2xStroke) | Ø150 | ||
TU 10000 | 25-300 | 106,000 | 23,830 | 160+(2xStroke) | Ø195 | ||
TUS |
The High Speed gas springs (TUS) have been engineered to withstand press stroke speeds to a maximum of 2 m/s. | TUS 750 | 25-300 | 7,4000 | 1,665 | 95+(2xStroke) | Ø50 |
TUS 1500 | 25-300 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 110+(2xStroke) | Ø75 | ||
TUS 3000 | 25-300 | 30,000 | 6,750 | 120+(2xStroke) | Ø95 | ||
TUS 5000 | 25-300 | 50,000 | 11,240 | 140+(2xStroke) | Ø120 | ||
TUS 7500 | 25-300 | 75,000 | 16,860 | 155+(2xStroke) | Ø150 | ||
LCF |
These innovative Low Contact Force gas spring are 100% interchangeable with ISO gas springs (i.e. TU series) and reduce shock loads, noise levels and pad bounce problems. | LCF 750 | 12.7-300 | 7,400 | 1,665 | 95+(2xStroke) | Ø50 |
LCF 1500 | 25-300 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 110+(2xStroke) | Ø75 | ||
LCF 3000 | 25-300 | 30,000 | 6,750 | 120+(2xStroke) | Ø95 | ||
LCF 5000 | 25-300 | 50,000 | 11,240 | 140+(2xStroke) | Ø120 | ||
LCF 7500 | 25-300 | 75,000 | 16,860 | 155+(2xStroke) | Ø150 | ||
SPC |
Speed Control™ reduce or eliminate blank holder bounce; commonly associated with increased return stroke speeds from new generation of presses. | SPC 750 | 80-300 | 7,400 | 1,665 | 110+(2xStroke) | Ø75 |
SPC 1500 | 125-300 | 15,000 | 3,375 | 120+(2xStroke) | Ø95 | ||
SPC 3000 | 125-300 | 30,000 | 6,750 | 140+(2xStroke) | Ø120 | ||
SPC 5000 | 125-300 | 50,000 | 11,240 | 155+(2xStroke) | Ø150 | ||
MT |
Mould Temp gas springs are compact and powerful piston rod sealed gas springs, which can be used up to 120°C. | MT 16 | 10-80 | 420 | 95 | 48+(2xStroke) | M16x1.5 |
MT 24 | 10-80 | 1,700 | 382 | 48+(2xStroke) | M24x1.5 | ||
MT 300 | 10-80 | 3,000 | 675 | 30+(2xStroke) | Ø32 | ||
MT 500 | 10-80 | 4,700 | 1,055 | 30+(2xStroke) | Ø38 | ||
MT 750 | 10-80 | 7,440 | 1,665 | 32+(2xStroke) | Ø45 | ||
MT 1000 | 13-80 | 9,200 | 2,068 | 38+(2xStroke) | Ø50 |